Posted on April 10, 2008. Filed under: body image | Tags: beauty, body image |
by Caroline
When I was a teenager, I agonized over my nose. Large, bold, and bumpy, no one in my family could figure out what ancestor it came from. I often wore my hair down so that with a toss of my head I could easily hide it. I was self-conscious and shy, and it was [...]
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Posted on October 26, 2007. Filed under: Mormon Life, photo | Tags: beauty, fire, fires, moon, Southern Califonia |
San Diego Fire Moon
Originally uploaded by Tamara Hart
This past week those of us bloggers in SoCal (Brooke, Dora, Amelia, Caroline, and I) have been near the tragedy of the fires, the Santiago fire coming within a few miles of some of our homes.
It’s been so discouraging to wake up each morning and realize that the [...]
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Posted on April 12, 2007. Filed under: personal notes | Tags: Audrey Hepburn, beauty, contradictions, Eliza Doolittle, My Fair Lady, personality, primping, self-consciousness, vanity |
I have a bit of a complex. It has to do with my appearance. And it is totally ego-centric, vain, and narcissistic. Here’s how it goes: there is a normal part of me that generally wants to look good, all the time; but another, more cunning and meticulous part of me wants me to look [...]
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Posted on September 28, 2006. Filed under: body image | Tags: beauty, body, glamour, makeup |
The other day, when I walked into a friend’s apartment, she remarked on how nice I looked. To which I replied, “Well, I’m ready to do pretty again.”
I don’t think I ever knew makeup existed until I was about eleven years old. I just took it for granted that all the starlets on Loveboat and [...]
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Posted on February 3, 2006. Filed under: Family, Uncategorized | Tags: beauty, children, divinity, Family, motherhood |
One of the most beautiful sights I’ve seen:
Last night E (my daughter) spread her homework around on the living room floor. She sprawled her own body out in the middle of textbooks, papers, pencils/pens, erasers, etc. As she tapped her toes together while doing math problems, well, it rivaled the most beautiful painting on the [...]
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